Nations steady as Hoover cites solid postwar economy
Hoover asserts the nation enters a new year with stronger economic foundations than since the war as 600000 adjusted service certificates with 750 million dollars in value are rushed to ex soldiers. Postal and senate post office probes trigger suspensions resignations amid money influence allegations. Grain exports rise while Mussolini charges are called forgery or blackmail. Notre Dame claims football title after defeating Stanford 27 to 10 in Pasadena.
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Rockefeller Gives Stock to Metropolitan Museum of Art
John D. Rockefeller Jr of New York donated stock in Standard Oil Co of California valued around 1,000,000 dollars to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. A. Vanderlip, retired banker, ill with typhoid fever in Scar borough, N Y, is now out of danger per physicians.
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Health budget aims in Ohio state plans dominate
Columbus notes health education and transportation as top issues in coming budgets. Health would use about 3 million while highways and education loom large with roughly 48 million and 28 million respectively. Proposals include bovine tuberculosis eradication funding and stream pollution protections. Dr. Hayhurst assists with reform ideas.
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State budget cuts eyed as roads and schools draw most funds
Economists urge review of government finances to identify economies. The Ohio State Teachers Association calls for a survey of school administration costs amid rising budgets. The Ohio Good Roads Federation proposes a two year highway program totaling about 70 million dollars with funding from a half mill levy and a gasoline tax.
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Gas hearings consolidated in state commission action
Two gas service complaint hearings against Federal Gas and Fuel Co were consolidated with 35 pending cases after the company refused to waive a 16 day answer period. All cases will be heard starting at 9 a m Saturday January 17, per the commission. A model Boy Scout Troop organized by scout headquarters with the board of education will meet at Highland Avenue School in Tag Sale. Immediate resumption of 1925 auto license plates distribution ordered by Secretary of State Thad H Brown after reports of defective plates. Dr J R Withrow of Ohio State University advised investigation.
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Fire destroys Hopple handle factory in Ohio loss near 200000
Ohio brief with multiple city notes reports a large fire wiping out the Hopple handle factory in Tiffin and estimated losses around 200000. Other items record arrests, fatalities, injuries, and court actions across Sidney Norwalk Massillon Mansfield and Cincinnati.
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Mussolini Moves to Suppress Opposition and Dissolve Clubs
Rome reports Premier Mussolini announced rapid measures to crush anti-Fascist activity within 48 hours. Fascist railway militia halted incitement on lines, prefects will search and dissolve political clubs, and militia bolster police as demonstrations spread. The press warns only harsher steps will end opposition.
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Coal Famine Threatens Chicago After Walkout
Five thousand coal teamsters truckers and helpers voted to strike in protest of wage increase denials by the Chicago Coal Merchants Association. Employers warn the city could be crippled industrially with school closures and thousands enduring hardship as wholesale houses lack rail supplies and face shutdowns.
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Teenager fined in Delaware County involuntary manslaughter case
Daniel Molla aged 17 was fined $2 and costs of $1,000 after conviction for involuntary manslaughter in Delaware County Court. The victims were motorists John J. Kennedy and Leslie Wetzel killed near Chester Pennsylvania as Molla testified he fired believing burglars were outside his home.
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Kentuckian Bound To Tree After Robbery In Tampa Scene
Louis ville resident W M Genes, 65, said to have been robbed by confidence men in Tampa. He was gagged and handcuffed, then left bound to a tree after a raid that netted $730 and a gold watch. A youth escorted him to Tampa and brought him to authorities.
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Modernist Asked To Quit Chicago
Rev Thornton Anthony Mills pastor of the New England Congregational Church faced a June 30 deadline for his tenure after council motions followed his Christmas sermon expressing modernist views. Since 1921 he has led the church and engaged with Dr Benjamin of the Hobo College.
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